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laxness

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The basis of the impeachment motion is alleged laxness by the government in the face of a crime wave that includes kidnappings and robbery, as well as administrative improprieties.
The statement addressed recent "provocative political and media rhetoric by some sides" who expressed doubts about the role of the army and hinted at its laxness in upholding the law in certain areas.
From October 10, there will be no laxness in its implementation.
 
 
 
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